deciphering

He also advanced the three-colour theory of vision and made the breakthrough in deciphering the

Index of People 2009

Just people are are well trained in deciphering arguments (premise, conclusion, assumptions, fallacies ...) and do a good job of pointing that out to the general public.

Toward Better Debate, Arnold Kling | EconLog | Library of Economics and Liberty 2009

And while election officials plan to be lenient in deciphering voter intent in determining whether a ballot for Murkowski counts, they've provided no set standard for what would be allowable.

Alaska Senate Election: Lisa Murkowski & Joe Miller Continue To Fight In Unresolved Race AP 2010

Unable to engage their brains in deciphering the patterns of sound, Mr. Ball argues, listeners soon become frustrated and then bored.

Hear It, Feel It Eric Felten 2010

So if you wonderful French-speakers could give a hand in deciphering, I shall be quite grateful.

It sucks to be uni-lingual sometimes... fantasyecho 2008

He catches here part of the difficulty in deciphering the messages (intended or not) bequeathed to us by the past.

Harry Potter Mary Kate Hurley 2007

The contribution of the chemists proved to be essential in deciphering the mysteries of the new element.

Trafficking Materials and Gendered Experimental Practices: Radium Research in Early 20th Century Vienna 2007

Shuga relays what they found out in deciphering the stone tablets.

Seirei no Moribito ep 24 « Undercover 2007

I babysat my best friend's toddlers yesterday and was reminded that any skill I once had in deciphering toddler speak is long in the past.

Stoopid Mummy 2007

He catches here part of the difficulty in deciphering the messages (intended or not) bequeathed to us by the past.

Archive 2007-07-01 Mary Kate Hurley 2007